All I have to say is, OH MAN!... This gun is Great. I like it better than my G20. It is a thrill to shoot.. Recoil is less than the G20, and what a great, loud, head turner of a round. I was getting rubberneckers at the range. I am very happy with this weapon. Only problem, it came with one mag, any one out there that knows were to get extra mags, your help will be appreciated....
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Got my EAA Witness 10MM today! Need Extra mags!!
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Great pistol. I have the .45 full size. For mags try:
http://www.eaacorp.com
http://www.ammoclip.com
http://www.ammoclip.com/witness_10mm.htm
You are looking at about $35-40 per mag. If there are cheaper 10mm mags out there I don't know where they are. Hope this helps,
Mike
http://www.eaacorp.com
http://www.ammoclip.com
http://www.ammoclip.com/witness_10mm.htm
You are looking at about $35-40 per mag. If there are cheaper 10mm mags out there I don't know where they are. Hope this helps,
Mike
Try CDNN investments here:
http://www.cdnninvestments.com/eaa.html
They don't have them listed but I would bet they have them.
When I bought my .45 Witness I almost bought the 10mm. I've always wanted a 10mm but I don't reload and I shoot ALOT so I stuck with the .45.
I think you'll find that the EAA guns are undersprung. A 14lb recoil spring is stock but you would probably be better off in the long term with an 18 or 20lb spring.
I might buy a conversion kit for my .45 but it isn't that much more to buy the whole gun. Of course the real expense would be when I had to buy the Miami Clasic holster, the linen suits and the Ferrari.
Anybody know where I can get a pet Alligator?
Regards,
David
http://www.cdnninvestments.com/eaa.html
They don't have them listed but I would bet they have them.
When I bought my .45 Witness I almost bought the 10mm. I've always wanted a 10mm but I don't reload and I shoot ALOT so I stuck with the .45.
I think you'll find that the EAA guns are undersprung. A 14lb recoil spring is stock but you would probably be better off in the long term with an 18 or 20lb spring.
I might buy a conversion kit for my .45 but it isn't that much more to buy the whole gun. Of course the real expense would be when I had to buy the Miami Clasic holster, the linen suits and the Ferrari.
Anybody know where I can get a pet Alligator?
Regards,
David
San Francisquito Bill
New member
Glad you like that 10mm. I've had mine for about a year now, and here is what I have found.
1. Like loudernhel said, the gun is WAY undersprung. The bigtime teardrop primer indentations were a real indication. I ordered a Wolff 22lb spring and it works well. I e-mailed the company and received a very friendly reply explaining that even the 22lb. spring was a little light for full 10mm loads, and they were planning to develop a stronger spring, but it was a little low on the priority list. They said that many had used the 22lb spring and were happy. My experience has been similar.
2. When I first got the gun, it malfunctioned pretty consistently. Even after a break in, it would still malf. quite often. On the Glocktalk 10mm forum, I was informed that it might be the magazine, because thedesign had been changed. I e-mailed EAA, and within a couple of days I had a new red follower to replace the old black one. The gun hasen't hiccuped since.
I really want to do some work on it, like dehorning job, installation of SA trigger, and adjustable sights. I just need to find someone to do the work.
Good shootin,
SFB
1. Like loudernhel said, the gun is WAY undersprung. The bigtime teardrop primer indentations were a real indication. I ordered a Wolff 22lb spring and it works well. I e-mailed the company and received a very friendly reply explaining that even the 22lb. spring was a little light for full 10mm loads, and they were planning to develop a stronger spring, but it was a little low on the priority list. They said that many had used the 22lb spring and were happy. My experience has been similar.
2. When I first got the gun, it malfunctioned pretty consistently. Even after a break in, it would still malf. quite often. On the Glocktalk 10mm forum, I was informed that it might be the magazine, because thedesign had been changed. I e-mailed EAA, and within a couple of days I had a new red follower to replace the old black one. The gun hasen't hiccuped since.
I really want to do some work on it, like dehorning job, installation of SA trigger, and adjustable sights. I just need to find someone to do the work.
Good shootin,
SFB
brianidaho
New member
Where did you buy the Wolfe springs for the Witness? I have a .40 and .45, both show the same primer marks you're describing. Are Wolfe mag springs a good ideas as well (or even available?).
Bri
Bri
BrianIdaho
Wolff springs are available from:
http://www.midwayusa.com
http://www.brownells.com
and the company at http://www.gunsprings.com
They also make magazine springs. They are about $8 for three springs if I remember right. I plan on replacing the ones in my carry mags about once a year. That's probably overkill but it is also only $8.
Regards,
David
Wolff springs are available from:
http://www.midwayusa.com
http://www.brownells.com
and the company at http://www.gunsprings.com
They also make magazine springs. They are about $8 for three springs if I remember right. I plan on replacing the ones in my carry mags about once a year. That's probably overkill but it is also only $8.
Regards,
David